Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

Joe Scott Morgan referenced his own published book titled Blood Beneath My Feet.

It was identified as the title of Titania Jordan's book that she had authored, and the host noted her expertise on digital parenting.

It was referenced as one of the titles written by Todd Shipley, highlighting his expertise in cybersecurity and protecting homes.

It was mentioned alongside other titles by Todd Shipley as part of his bibliography on cybercrime investigation.

The host introduced Dylan Howard as the investigative journalist and author of this book, indicating it covers the Epstein case.

Barry Levine was identified as the author of an "incredible" book with this title, describing the complex network surrounding Epstein and Maxwell.

Joseph Scott Morgan was presented as the author of "Blood Beneath My Feet," suggesting it is a truecrime work related to forensic investigations.

The book was mentioned as the work authored by Melissa McCarty, who was introduced as an investigative reporter and host of the Killer Jeans Podcast.

The book was mentioned as the work authored by Dr. Jeff Kalaszewski, a forensic psychologist joining the discussion.

The Untested was highlighted as a book written by veteran trial lawyer Greg Morse and noted to be available on Amazon.

Blood Beneath My Feet was cited as the title of a book written by forensic professor Joseph Scott Morgan, available on Amazon.

It was mentioned that Spencer Aronfeld had authored the illustrated children's book "Sara Rose, Kid Lawyer".

It was noted that Dr. Janie Lacy was the author of the selfhelp book "How To Heal From A Toxic Relationship: A Guide To Reclaiming Your Mental Health and Happiness".

Nancy Grace introduced Matt Mangino as the author of a comprehensive work detailing the crimes, arrests, trials, appeals, last meals, final words, and executions of 46 persons in the United States.

The book was mentioned while introducing the professor, noting that he was the author of Blood Beneath My Feet and that it was available on Amazon.

The book was cited when Melissa McCarty was introduced, indicating she is the author of The Making of a Crime Reporter.

Nancy Grace mentioned that Dr. Michelle Dupree had authored the field guide while also noting her other works on Amazon.

The book was described as a brandnew title that examined how two traffic pullovers nearly jeopardised the FBI's investigation into the Idaho student murders.

The book was introduced as a guide authored by trial lawyer Randy Kessler on how to protect oneself and one's children during a divorce.

The host introduced Dr. William Maroney as the author of this work while noting his credentials as a medical examiner, toxicologist and opioidtreatment expert.